High school basketball schedule for Tafts Tuesday
Tafts Tuesday features Anderson County at Wellsville at 5 pm. Spring Hill visits Baldwin at 7 30 pm. Central Heights plays Prairie View at 7 30 pm. Rossville travels to Lyndon at 5 pm. MdCV hosts Northern Heights at 5 pm. Ottawa meets Sumner at 5 pm. Waverly vs Madison at 5 pm. Burlingame hosts Williamsburg at 5 pm. Wednesday college basketball has Sterling at Ottawa from 6 to 8 pm.
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Anderson County
Wellsville
Spring Hill
Baldwin (G
Central Heights
Prairie View
Rossville
Lyndon
Mdcv
Northern Heights
Ottawa
Sumner
Waverly
Madison
Burlingame
Williamsburg
Sterling
College Basketball Scores From Moonday by AP
EAST Navy 91 Belmont 55 Pann St 90 Ohio St 81 Syracuse 69 Villanova 64 West Virginia 71 Marshall 58 SOUTH Grambling St 76 Prairie View 73 MIDWEST Creighton 74 N Iona 62 Wichita St 68 Drake 63 Xavier 96 George Washington 86 Youngstown St 69 Mo.Kansas City 47 SOUTHWEST Texas Christian 79 Southern Meth 70 FAR WEST Kansas 81 Colorado 72 New Mexico 75 UNLV 66
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Moonday
Associated Press
Navy
Belmont
Pann St
Ohio
Syracuse
Villanova
West Virginia
Marshall
South Grambling
Prairie View
Midwest
Creighton
Kansas high school basketball rankings by class and city
Poll results list top teams in multiple Kansas classes from 6A to 1A with numerous spelling errors and inconsistencies. Schools such as Derby Wichita Southeast Olathe East SM West and Emporia appear alongside numerous minor entries, reflecting a comprehensive statewide ranking snapshot with frequent typos.
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Derby
SM West
Wichita Southeast
Dodge City
Emporia
Junction City
Olathe East
SM North
Lawrence
Wichita Heights
Salina South
Bubler
McPherson
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Andover
Highland Park
Wyandotte
Carroll
Kapaun
Wamego
Kc-Sumner Academy
Circle
Belo
Ottawa
Basehor-Linwood
Ellsworth
Anderson County
Burlington
Ulysses
Central Heights
Conway Springs
Hillsboro
Collegiate
Nemaha Valley
Holcomb
Immaculata
Oberlin
Osage City
Cimmaron
Altoona-Midway
Hutch Trinity
St. Francis
Hill City
Spearville
Ellis
Troy
Osborne
Caldwell
Valley Heights
Sylan Grove
Brewster
Ashland
Claflin
Hanover
Wheatland
Burton
Quivera Heights
Palco
Waverly
Kansas Rolls Buffs Behind Deep Bench In Big 12 Clash
Kansas survived Raef LaFrentz fouls and a tirade by Roy Williams to beat Colorado 81-72. Billy Thomas scored 16 and Eric Chenowith added 15 as Kansas (28-3, 12-1) clinched a share of the conference title with a strong bench effort. Colorado, led by Kenny Price with 23 and Charlie Melvin 17, missed late shots and fell to 12-11. Kansas can clinch the outright title with a win over Iowa State on Saturday.
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Raef LaFrentz
Kansas
Roy Williams
LaFrentz
Colorado
Jayhawks
Billy Thomas
Buffaloes
Eric Chenowith
Raef
Chenowith
Eric
Williams
Buffs
Ricardo Patton
Howard Frier
Kenny Price
Charlie Melvin
Iowa State
Patton
Price
Melvin
Ottawa Braves hold off St. Mary in 87 83 road win
Ottawa University rode a size edge at Ryan Sports Center to defeat St. Mary 87-83. Inside power from Duncan Rush and Banks, who combined for 57 points and 29 rebounds, powered the Braves as they hit seven of eight free throws in the final 1:18 and held the Spires to one field goal late. St. Mary guard Joe Hill led with 16 points while John Fitzgerald scored 33 but missed a late 3 as Ottawa secured the win.
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Eavenworth
Ottawa University
Ottawa
St. Mary
Ryan Sports Center
Spires
Andy Carrier
Braves
St. Mary’s
Carrier
Phil Duncan
Kris Rush
Ralph Banks
Duncan
Benedictine
Andush
Banks
Spire
Joe Hill
Tavares Robinson
Jeremy McDonnell
John Fitzgerald
Trey
Young players spark Lady Braves past St Mary 78 62
Ottawa University Lady Braves rely on fresh legs as freshmen supply key spark in 78 to 62 win over St. Mary on Monday. Adams notes patience with young players as reserves Bush Markin Fregon Moore Lundgren contribute in 64 51 run. Ottawa outrebounded 56 22 and held second chance edge 11 0 while Manning Lindley Patrick lead with 23 16 9 points.
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Eavenworth
Arabie Adams
Ottawa University
Lady Braves
St. Mary
Ottawa
Kelly Bush
Teri Markin
Tira Fregon
Sharn Moore
Spires
Bethany
Lady Spires
Adams
Melvetta Manning
Candie Lindley
Kalisha Patrick
Manning
Kelly Wheeler
Lindley
Patrick
Markin
Shaun Moore
Kelly Bethell
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Sterling
Wheeler
Heather McMillen
FGA
Fimfta St. Mary
Franzen
Wiatt
Fitzgerald
Jessen
Boynton
Davidson
Eckert
Selzer
Cira
K. Moore
S. Moore
Bush
McMillen
Bethell
Murkin
Lee Smith comeback fuels Royals bid for saves leader
Lee Smith returns to baseball with the Kansas City Royals seeking a setup role for closer Montgomery after saving 478 games, a major league record. He left Montreal midseason last year, frustrated by limited use, and noted how much the game means to him and his family as he prepares for training camp.
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Ames City
Fla
Lee Smith
Kansas City Royals
Smith
Dennis Eckersley
Montreal
Expos
Ugneth Urbina
Kansas City
Royals
Jeff Montgomery
Montgomery
Americans beat Canada to claim historic women's hockey title
The United States defeated Canada 3-1 to end Canada’s seven year world championship run, led by strong goaltending from Sarah Tueting. Sandra Whyte iced the win with eight seconds left as Alana Blahoski, Gretchen Olion, and Shelley Looney helped build a 2-0 lead before Canada’s late goal.
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Agano
Japan
Masahiko Harada
U.S
Harada
Canada
United States
Sarah Tueting
Alana Blahoski
Sandra Whyte
Kazuyoshi Funaki
Nagano
Albertville
Lillehammer
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Ronnie DeGray
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Herald
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